As head coach Liam Coen pointed out, it's all about consistency in Year 2 under his tutelage. It certainly helps that the Jaguars are returning nearly their entire offense, Travis Etienne aside. It's especially key at the quarterback and receiver positions, offering Trevor Lawrence the chance to further connect and build relationships with his wideouts.
To close out last season, the Jaguars' passing attack was about the best in the business. Lawrence threw for nearly 2,400 yards and 20 touchdowns after the bye, including 36 explosive gains. All three of those figures ranked inside the Top-5 at the position.
Part of what made the Jaguars particularly dangerous down the stretch was that opposing teams just never knew which receiver would be the one to take over the game any given week. In 2025, the Jaguars had six different receivers lead the team in yards across the season, four of whom did so three or more times.
Lawrence spoke on that very thing in a recent interview with Action Sports Jax's Brent Martineau and Austen Lane.
"It's a huge weapon for an offense to be balanced. There's a lot of great receivers in this league and a lot of good offenses, but as far as the balance that we have, I think we are up there at the top of the league," said Lawrence.

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